Prince Harry named in $30m lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs over sex abuse allegations

Prince Harry has been named in a $3m sex abuse lawsuit against rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs
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Prince Harry has been named in a $30 million lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs, which claims the rapper is involved in sex trafficking and sexual assault. Combs is accused of using his relationships with celebrities, athletes, politicians, and "international dignitaries" such as Prince Harry to draw attendees to suspected sex trafficking events.

The complaint, filed by record producer Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones, accuses Combs of being a chronic sexual abuser, although there is no indication of misconduct on the Duke of Sussex's side. In addition to Jones' claims, Combs is facing lawsuits from three other women. The Department of Homeland Security raided his houses in Los Angeles and Florida, conducting interviews to investigate charges of sex trafficking, sexual assault, and illicit narcotics and firearms distribution. Jones, who produced tracks for Combs' 2023 album "The Love Album: Off the Grid," claims he was sexually attacked by the rapper and was present at parties with underage females and sex workers. He alleges he was compelled to find prostitutes for these events and worked in close proximity to Combs while the celebrity was naked behind a glass screen.

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Combs has categorically refuted these allegations, calling them "sickening" and "pure fiction." Jones claims that after agreeing to work with Combs, she was subjected to constant unwanted groping, with the assault allegedly taking place at Combs' homes and on a rental yacht. The lawsuit also names Combs' son Justin, Chief of Staff Kristina Khorram, and Universal Music Group CEO Sir Lucian Grainge as defendants. Jones claims Motown Records, Love Records, and Universal Music Group of complicity for allegedly neglecting to monitor Combs' activities. The challenged case seeks compensation for sex trafficking, sexual abuse, sexual assault, and harassment.

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